Prompt: Can you think of any circumstances in which a client may be turned off by a social media post and/or feel that a given post was inappropriate? Please create a post and explain your reasoning. Additionally, provide specific examples to promote discussion. by UA CVM Professional Skills

Graphic photos: Surgery, wounds etc

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If the social media post is complaining about clients

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pictures of their pets without consent

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Disrespecting clients or giving out personal information about clients

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If any identifying information is used without permission

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Personal/inappropriate venting online

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political views

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Anything that goes against "society standards"

Identifying Features

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If something is missed in the background of a photo

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Lifestyle differnces

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they have misinformation regarding certain conditions, diseases, etc.

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Posts about political opinions

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Trash talking your clinic/coworkers

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Something the client doesn't agree with morally

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they dont get it

photo of their pet without permission

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Venting

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Inappropriate, graphic, illegal or illicit actions and behaviors, unprofessional language and tone, etc.

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Post made about clients + images public may not want to see

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People will get offended about anything’

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Not understanding why we do certain things in vet med (restraint, etc)

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cats with arrows in them isn't a cute look

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Political/social topics that some may not agree with

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stances on controversial topics

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Unprofessionalism

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Gruesome images, drugs, drinking, without client consent

posting without owner consent

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Anything regarding a patient without the owners permission.

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Differing values

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Photos of pets without the permission of the owner

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showing disregard for animals and their welfare

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Politics

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Misleading information

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graphic content

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Posts which make the clinic's opinion about standard of care for companion animals seem like the only correct way to do something.

posting thier personal infroamtion or case

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Pictures of their own animals without consent

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graphic posts

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breech of privacy

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Anything that brings into question the character of the veterinarian, such as dishonesty, poor work ethic, or lack of judgement/morals.

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Social life/dating life/drinking

Posting personal political or religious beliefs on the hospital's social media

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Goes against social norm

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Anything in the treatment area that isn't normally seen by a client like blood draws or sedation procedures, even x-rays.

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Having a robotic response.

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Complaining about a bad day

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If their wording and tone is deemed unprofessional or shows lack of empathy. If vet staff are cursing or using inappropriate language, some clients might see that as unprofessional

Complaining about clients/patients. Sharing graphic images of pets/procedures. Showing bias or judgement to clients of different backgrounds.

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Recovering animals (patients)

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Posting without consent of owner

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Cultural beleifs that go against posts

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If it is negative towards their own views and beliefs

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Controversial opinions

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If someone kills a cat and posts it

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Bloody pictures/ pictures from surgery

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posting patients photos or cases without client consent

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Activities they disagree with (ie drinking, smoking, hunting)

cancel culture

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Not "reading the room"

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If they see a picture of their pet that they did not consent to.

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Biased political, religious, societal, etc. commentary. Especially when not related to vetmed

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gross photos of cases

graphic content. Ethnic/ race related issues . Gender issues . ANYTHING CONTROVERSIAL

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If they feel they or their pets will be affected.

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Encouraging practices that they don't agree with

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Prompt: Can you think of any circumstances in which a client may be turned off by a social media post and/or feel that a given post was inappropriate? ​Please create a post and explain your reasoning. Additionally, provide specific examples to promote discussion. by UA CVM Professional Skills

Graphic photos: Surgery, wounds etc

If the social media post is complaining about clients

pictures of their pets without consent

Disrespecting clients or giving out personal information about clients

If any identifying information is used without permission

Personal/inappropriate venting online

political views

Identifying Features

If something is missed in the background of a photo

Lifestyle differnces

they have misinformation regarding certain conditions, diseases, etc.

Posts about political opinions

Trash talking your clinic/coworkers

Something the client doesn't agree with morally

photo of their pet without permission

Venting

Inappropriate, graphic, illegal or illicit actions and behaviors, unprofessional language and tone, etc.

Post made about clients + images public may not want to see

People will get offended about anything’

Not understanding why we do certain things in vet med (restraint, etc)

cats with arrows in them isn't a cute look

Political/social topics that some may not agree with

stances on controversial topics

Unprofessionalism

posting without owner consent

Anything regarding a patient without the owners permission.

Differing values

Photos of pets without the permission of the owner

showing disregard for animals and their welfare

Politics

Misleading information

graphic content

posting thier personal infroamtion or case

Pictures of their own animals without consent

graphic posts

breech of privacy

Anything that brings into question the character of the veterinarian, such as dishonesty, poor work ethic, or lack of judgement/morals.

Posting personal political or religious beliefs on the hospital's social media

Goes against social norm

Anything in the treatment area that isn't normally seen by a client like blood draws or sedation procedures, even x-rays.

Having a robotic response.

Complaining about clients/patients. Sharing graphic images of pets/procedures. Showing bias or judgement to clients of different backgrounds.

Recovering animals (patients)

Posting without consent of owner

Cultural beleifs that go against posts

If it is negative towards their own views and beliefs

Controversial opinions

If someone kills a cat and posts it

Bloody pictures/ pictures from surgery

posting patients photos or cases without client consent

cancel culture

Not "reading the room"

If they see a picture of their pet that they did not consent to.

Biased political, religious, societal, etc. commentary. Especially when not related to vetmed

graphic content. Ethnic/ race related issues . Gender issues . ANYTHING CONTROVERSIAL

If they feel they or their pets will be affected.

Encouraging practices that they don't agree with

Prompt: Can you think of any circumstances in which a client may be turned off by a social media post and/or feel that a given post was inappropriate? Please create a post and explain your reasoning. Additionally, provide specific examples to promote discussion. by UA CVM Professional Skills